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11-09-2001, 07:24 PM

That is cool, I only know a little about the line. I wanted to visit France and Germany with him, but he died last July. Dad was in the 70th infantry Divison, 275 Infantry Reg. HE was only 19 years old when he got the Luger. He could speak 6 languages because of the area he grew up in and becasue his parents were from Hungary. The Army kept him over there after the war for a while to act as a translator for all of the DPs. He did manage to bring some cool stuff home, but a lot of it was taken from him when he shipped home.

11-09-2001, 07:24 PM	#6
Chris Condor Guest Posts: n/a	Re: BYF- 41 That is cool, I only know a little about the line. I wanted to visit France and Germany with him, but he died last July. Dad was in the 70th infantry Divison, 275 Infantry Reg. HE was only 19 years old when he got the Luger. He could speak 6 languages because of the area he grew up in and becasue his parents were from Hungary. The Army kept him over there after the war for a while to act as a translator for all of the DPs. He did manage to bring some cool stuff home, but a lot of it was taken from him when he shipped home.